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Prevents swelling, fatigue and varicose veins
Size 1-7
Color: natural.
Mabs Care is a compression stocking with an open toe, which provides an increased fit and makes it easier to put on. Suitable for toe problems or the need for inspection holes. Can be adjusted by cutting to the desired length.
The stocking is knitted in a comfortable, durable OEKO-tex certified material and of compression class 1 (15-21 mmHg) and has a graduated compression that is highest at the ankle and then decreases towards the knee.
The compression stocking increases blood flow in the legs so that you can feel fresh in your legs all day long regardless of whether you stand, walk or sit a lot.
Material: 58% cotton, 31% polyamide, 11% elastane
To find your stocking size and for the fit to be perfect, there are three measurements you should use (in the order below). Remember to measure yourself in the morning before your legs or feet swell.
1) The circumference around your ankle where it is narrowest (A).
2) The circumference around your calf where it is widest (B).
3) Your shoe size (C).
You can cut the Mabs Care sock that has an open toe, but not the other socks. You then cut the sock at the top to fit the length of your calf.
How do I put on my compression sock?
Make sure the sock is straight and put your hand in all the way to the heel.
Turn the sock inside out and down to the heel.
Stretch the shaft and put the sock on your foot. Make sure the heel is straight and that the sock is not twisted.
Turn the sock shaft back and pull it up along the calf.
Pull it up to about 2.5 cm from the knee crease.
Stay-up socks and tights: pull all the way up.
To get maximum durability of the sock, it should be washed in the machine after each use. This restores the sock's elasticity and thus a good pressure. Machine washing removes skin deposits, for example, better than if you just hand wash it.
Care cotton: The sock can be machine washed at up to 95 degrees.
Cotton/Thin cotton/Travel: The sock can be machine washed at 60 degrees, spin and tumble dried if desired.
Nylon: The sock can be machine washed at 40 degrees.
Dryarn: The sock can be machine washed at 40 degrees, spin and tumble dried if desired.
Wool: The sock can be machine washed at 30 degrees.
Do not bleach or iron.
Size 1-7
Color: natural.
Mabs Care is a compression stocking with an open toe, which provides an increased fit and makes it easier to put on. Suitable for toe problems or the need for inspection holes. Can be adjusted by cutting to the desired length.
The stocking is knitted in a comfortable, durable OEKO-tex certified material and of compression class 1 (15-21 mmHg) and has a graduated compression that is highest at the ankle and then decreases towards the knee.
The compression stocking increases blood flow in the legs so that you can feel fresh in your legs all day long regardless of whether you stand, walk or sit a lot.
Material: 58% cotton, 31% polyamide, 11% elastane
To find your stocking size and for the fit to be perfect, there are three measurements you should use (in the order below). Remember to measure yourself in the morning before your legs or feet swell.
1) The circumference around your ankle where it is narrowest (A).
2) The circumference around your calf where it is widest (B).
3) Your shoe size (C).
You can cut the Mabs Care sock that has an open toe, but not the other socks. You then cut the sock at the top to fit the length of your calf.
How do I put on my compression sock?
Make sure the sock is straight and put your hand in all the way to the heel.
Turn the sock inside out and down to the heel.
Stretch the shaft and put the sock on your foot. Make sure the heel is straight and that the sock is not twisted.
Turn the sock shaft back and pull it up along the calf.
Pull it up to about 2.5 cm from the knee crease.
Stay-up socks and tights: pull all the way up.
To get maximum durability of the sock, it should be washed in the machine after each use. This restores the sock's elasticity and thus a good pressure. Machine washing removes skin deposits, for example, better than if you just hand wash it.
Care cotton: The sock can be machine washed at up to 95 degrees.
Cotton/Thin cotton/Travel: The sock can be machine washed at 60 degrees, spin and tumble dried if desired.
Nylon: The sock can be machine washed at 40 degrees.
Dryarn: The sock can be machine washed at 40 degrees, spin and tumble dried if desired.
Wool: The sock can be machine washed at 30 degrees.
Do not bleach or iron.